Glen Beach
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Glen Beach is located north of Camps Bay Beach in Cape Town, South Africa.[1] The two beaches are divided by a rock outcrop that extends from the land to the shore-line. During the summer months, sand deposits tend to build up at the shore-line, widening both Glen and Camps Bay beaches until the two beaches merge—until winter, when the sand deposits are eroded by winter storms. Glen Beach is well known for its beach-break surfing. 33°56′49″S 18°22′41″E / 33.94694°S 18.37806°E
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